The gig economy is getting bigger. Whether you’re working as a makeup artist, using a rideshare or food delivery app in your spare time, or trying to have a full career as a freelance writer, many people are exploring the benefits that the new working model offers. Get to know some of the pros and cons of the gig economy
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When you’re applying for a job, especially if you’re between jobs, you want to use your time effectively. You don’t want to put in the effort into writing a cover letter or attending interview if the job isn’t going to be a good fit for you. That’s why you need to do your homework. Not only can you figure out
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Few things affect productivity like getting sick at work. Having to miss work or feeling ill on the job is a nightmare. While you might not have complete control over getting sick, there are several things you can do in the workplace to help you avoid office germs. Avoid People Who Are Sick You might not be able to cancel
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A cover letter can be a powerful tool, but a lot of people feel overwhelmed by the task. Some people send out the same letter every time or avoid applying for jobs where one is required. Instead of falling into these traps, follow these tips to use your cover letter as an opportunity to sell yourself and get a job
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Should you still be sending thank-you notes after having a job interview? Although hand-written letters aren’t as common as they used to be, the answer is still yes. Find out why a thank-you note is still essential. Stand Out From the Crowd The most important reason to send a thank-you note is simple: Not everyone does it. By politely thanking
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If you feel like there are things you’d like to learn to get better at your job or you’d just like to be more well-rounded in your skillset, consider making learning new skills a part of your experience. Try these four ways to increase your skills at work. #1. Put Your Lunch Break to Work Your lunch break can be
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